While the Denver Broncos' decision at quarterback is looming and has basically overshadowed much of everything else the team has done in training camp, Emmanuel Sanders Jerseysthe team does have to get some answers about other positions.

In that vein, here are some things to watch in Saturday night’s preseason game at the San Francisco 49ers in Levi’s Stadium:

Take the job -- John Elway, John Elway Jerseysthe Broncos' president of football operations and general manager, couldn’t have made it any clearer this week in the Bay Area. After two days of practices with the 49ers, Elway didn’t say he wanted to see more arm strength from his top two quarterbacks – Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch – and didn’t say he wanted more mobility or better decision-making or better knowledge of the playbook. But Elway said he wants one of the quarterbacks to “take the reins.’’

Yes, the quarterback has to move the offense against the 49ers, Von Miller Jerseysscore some points and avoid throwing the ball to 49ers defenders, but the QB who mixes some I’m-the-guy swagger with some production just might be awarded the job next week. Lynch gets the start in this one since Siemian started last week against the Bears, and each is expected to play about a quarter and a half. Because of recent injuries on the defensive line to Billy Winn (knee), DeMarcus Ware JerseysDerek Wolfe (ankle) and Jared Crick (back) -- Winn will miss the remainder of the season and has been moved to injured reserve -- the Broncos had just seven defensive linemen in their practices with the 49ers. Both Wolfe and Crick are expected back by the start of the regular season, Peyton Manning Jerseysso the Broncos would like to navigate the remainder of the preseason without having to add a defensive lineman. As Elway put it: “Hopefully we can get through the rest of the preseason and not get hurt too bad.” This means that the seven D-lineman the Broncos have will be busy in the remaining three games.

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